Join the Botany staff for a walk and lesson on identifying dozens of local canyon shrubs, forbes and, if we have good rains, wildflowers. You will learn about plant adaptations to living in a dry environment. We will follow a sandy wash up a canyon near the Museum. There are a few places where we...
Join us to walk around Liberty Wildlife during our public open hours and see us fulfilling our mission! In the months of May, June, July and September, we are open from 9am until 11am. Our admission is simply donation based - whatever you feel you can give. There are no set programs, but volunteers are...
Join the US Geological Survey's Brent Sigafus for his presentation "Safety in the Field." Seminars typically meet 3-4pm on Wednesdays at ENR2 S210 and on Zoom (https://arizona.zoom.us/j/84293337510). This is subject to change. Please email Ruth ([email protected](link sends e-mail)) if you would like to be added to our listserv for announcements.
A long history of fluid-rock interaction in the Paradox Basin has resulted in geologically diverse products caused by a range of fluid sources and drivers. The La Sal district is an example within the basin of a locus of fluid systems that formed U(-V) and Cu(-Ag) deposits, salt wall-proximal bleaching, hydrocarbon-induced pyritization, and carbonate-stable alteration....